Discovering Cyprus - Cape Greco
Last week we visited Cape Greco - the headland on the south-eastern point of Cyprus. It's somewhere we have taken everyone who has come to visit as it gives such amazing views.
Cape Greco is a national park and covers 385 hectares. One of the few buildings in the park is a small chapel dedicated to Agios Anagryoi. It's here that Leo had his very first taste of ice cream last year (usually an ice cream van in the car park in season - they're not daft!)
Just behind the church some steps lead to a hermits sea cave which is mentioned in local legends, it's very popular for swimming from.
I love the tranquillity of the area and the fact that it always makes me feel like I'm on holiday when I go there as it just doesn't feel like it could be somewhere that I only live 20 minutes from.
A natural bridge. |
I imagine it would be even more peaceful to visit without having to stop toddler running around and throwing himself off the edge!
This bench is calling me... to sit and chill |
You can see other places we've been on my Discovering Cyprus page
This post is also part of The Gallery over at Sticky Fingers - the prompt this week is 'Chilled Out'
This post is also part of The Gallery over at Sticky Fingers - the prompt this week is 'Chilled Out'
Oh wow, I totally want to go to Cyprus - these pics are stunning :) x
ReplyDeleteLove Cape Greco...we usually go for a swim there to see some fabulous fish. The Boy has been known to take his mobile phone in with him :-(
ReplyDeletecan I come visit you?? I want to relax there :)
ReplyDeleteThat bench is calling you? No....I think it's calling me! ;)
ReplyDeleteWe could share, as long as the kids are somewhere else - wouldn't be very chilled if we were trying to stop them throwing themselves off the edge! ;)
ReplyDeleteThat would be cool - especially if Leo and Little M were 'relaxing' with the Daddies somewhere else! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and I love the little church
ReplyDeleteCape Greco enjoyed once again, when we took our friends, who are visiting us. A beautiful place to share.
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